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Mark T. Uyeda

Mark T. Uyeda is a Republican member of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, helping lead the agency's rulemaking on markets and investor protection.

Known aliases

  • Commissioner Mark Uyeda
  • Commissioner Uyeda
  • Mark T. Uyeda
  • Mark Uyeda

Relationships

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Current stories

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OKX's push into US tokenized stocks runs into the SEC's shareholder-rights condition

OKX has filed with the SEC to launch tokenized-stock trading in the US, Bloomberg reported, aiming at buyers barred from its 70-plus ticker offshore line. The SEC's new exemption admits only tokens with dividends and votes, so the synthetic product it sells abroad would need rebuilding first.

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Investor 40%

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Evidence60
Adoption20
Hype gap+25
Incentives55
Confidence58
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Ondo packages three BlackRock-designed portfolios as single tokens for non-US investors

Ondo Finance launched three tokens that each hold a rebalanced basket of its tokenized stocks and ETFs, using strategies BlackRock designed. Using the tokens as DeFi collateral is so far only a possibility Ondo has named.

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Builder 28%
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Operator 27%
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Investor 45%

Reality

Evidence62
Adoption15
Hype gap+35
Incentives60
Confidence58
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Hester Peirce's Oct. 2 exit leaves two Republicans running the SEC

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, head of the agency's Crypto Task Force, resigns Oct. 2, leaving Paul Atkins and Mark Uyeda as its only two commissioners. Neither her seat nor Caroline Crenshaw's has a nominee, so crypto policy now rests on two Republican votes.

Perspective Coverage

6 publishers
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Builder 23%
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Operator 45%
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Investor 32%

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Evidence76
Adoption
Insufficient
Hype gap+10
Incentives60
Confidence74
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SEC proposals give advisors more room to take a share of client capital gains

SEC proposals approved Wednesday would give registered investment advisors much more room to charge performance fees on capital gains in client accounts. Interval-fund changes and a credential route to accredited status widen what retail clients can buy, and the fee rule changes how advisors get paid for it.

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3 publishers
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Builder 6%
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Operator 47%
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Investor 47%

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Evidence68
Adoption8
Hype gap+30
Incentives55
Confidence62
leadership2 publishers

A five-year SEC exemption lets tokenized NMS stocks trade in permissioned liquidity pools

The order carves out a new category called a tokenized securities venue, caps how many symbols and how much volume it can trade, and requires public smart contracts while the Commission drafts permanent rules.

Publishers:corpgov.law.harvard.edunews.bitcoin.comsec.gov

Perspective Coverage

3 publishers
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Builder 23%
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Operator 32%
Investor
Investor 45%

Reality

Evidence88
Adoption10
Hype gap+15
Incentives68
Confidence80